(Bedford Hills, NY/ April, 2007) - For over twenty five years, David Howell & Company has been designing and manufacturing products for museum stores and other fine retailers. They make objects that are decorative- objects that can enrich lives and transform places. When they do this, they try to use three basic principals – integrity, style and value.
Integrity is in the manufacturing. They want products to last. For example, their frames have plywood easels so that they won’t warp over time. Integrity is making sure that the suppliers meet environmental laws. It is keeping waste at a minimum. They want the future to look back at what they have made and see an honorable company.
Style is in the design. A good part of the design work is adapting historical motifs to modern products. It is a delight to talk to the original designer through the medium of his or her line. The style is taking that line and honoring it so that it talks in a new and complete way.
Value means giving the buyer more than they expected. It is boxing their Museum Jewelry so that it is ready to give. It is display racks that help sell. It is adding a story card to every piece.
Best of all: they do this all in America and they like what they do!
To find out more about David Howell & Co., visit their brand new website at www.davidhowell.com.
To get more info about their technology partner, visit www.speartek.com.
